Science, asked by Dipalok, 1 year ago

What is a candle flame?

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Answered by AnaghaRao
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A candle flame is a flame caused by a wick covered with wax, which burns when ignited with matches or any other source of heat.

The wick continues to burn using the wax as a support factor for it. It uses the wax to continue burning and also eventually burns the thread in it, as seen at the wick.

Flame is caused because a vapour due to the wax which after melting acts as a fuel. Once vaporized, the fuel combines with oxygen in the atmosphere to ignite and form a constant flame.

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Answered by princepc076
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Explanation:

play me the reason where combustion of gases occur it is of two types blue flame or non-luminous flame and yellow flame or luminous flame ethanol C2 h5 what is soluble in water it gives as a non reaction with on H2 s o4 at 10 degree Celsius it gives sodium ethoxide with any CH3 c o o h also called actor casset its five percent aqueous solution is called vinegar it gives CO2 gas with sodium carbonate and bicarbonate

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